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Stoat hunt shuts down
An exhaustive search has found no stoats on Great Barrier Island after a reported sighting near Medlands Beach.
Make a pledge to cycle to work during Bike Month
Cycling to work is a win that’s good for your wallet, your health and the planet, swap four wheels for two this Bike Month.
Growing community gardens in Albert-Eden
Community garden initiatives are providing a welcome refuge for birds, butterflies and residents in the local area and beyond.
Protecting Auckland’s natural environment
Progress update on the Natural Environment and Water Quality Targeted Rates.
Targeted rate brings progress to Franklin Local Board
Projects in the Franklin Local Board area have received support from funds raised by the targeted environmental rate.
Tune into nature at Shifting Atmospheres
A new art project, Shifting Atmospheres, allows visitors to explore Waharau Regional Park through recorded sounds.
Grants available for food waste champions
Apply now for Auckland Council’s Love Food Hate Waste Fund.
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Wenderholm Regional Park Planting Day
Join rangers and volunteers for a fun exciting day out on our regional parks.
Garden Club
Learn more about Papatūānuku (Mother Earth) and how to tend to her garden bed.
Grow Your Own Food Workshops
Join permaculture expert Ben Zhang to learn the best methods for growing your own kai this Winter...
Eskdale Restoration Champions with Kaipātiki Project
Join us to help protect our unique native ecosystems and build local climate resilience.
Expressions of Climate Impact panel Discussion
Join us at Papakura Art Gallery for a panel discussion on the impacts of climate change.
Plant-based living
Join us to hear about how removing animal products from our diet makes positive change for animal...
re:generate Kids Market
An indoor market with 35+ stalls selling quality pre-loved baby and kid's gear, clothing, toys, b...
Climate Action Conference 2024
Bring your friends, whānau, neighbours, colleagues and anyone else who'd like to attend for a jam...
